Range Rover Previews All-Electric Range Rover GT Interior — Graphics Design

Range Rover unveils fifth family member with reductive grand tourer design

The auto company has offered a first look inside its upcoming GT model, a grand tourer built on the brand's new all-electric architecture featuring a reductive interior aesthetic and integrated technology.

Design News 22 July, 2026

Range Rover unveils fifth family member with reductive grand tourer design — Courtesy of Jaguar Land Rover Media

Range Rover has confirmed the fifth model in its vehicle portfolio: the Range Rover GT. Designed as a grand tourer, the vehicle’s interior applies the same reductive principles seen across the brand’s exterior styling, prioritising purity, precision and quiet modernity through a clean layout.

Wide driver's perspective view showing the steering wheel, wide gauge display, floating center touchscreen display, and center console. — Driver’s point of view showing the uncluttered ergonomic layout, floating centre touchscreen, and wide digital instrument display.

Inside the cabin, technology is woven into the architecture. A new single central screen is paired with a driver display that replaces the traditional instrument cluster, while a concealed air vent spans the full width of the interior to maintain a horizontal graphic.

A tactile woven textile wraps the dashboard in a single gesture, serving a dual purpose by hiding the audio speakers within its form to reduce visual and acoustic clutter.

Manufactured in Halewood, UK, the Range Rover GT will be the first model produced on the company’s new EMA platform. The vehicle will launch initially as a battery electric vehicle (BEV), with a hybrid electric option planned to join the line-up later in its lifecycle.

An expansive view into the serene, minimalist front cabin of the Range Rover GT bathed in soft ambient lighting.

Sleek digital controls and a floating central display define the modern dashboard architecture of the Range Rover GT interior.

Clean architectural details highlight the brushed metallic finish and subtle illuminated iconography on the front center console.

Intricate vertical ribbed metallic trim (“door jewellery”) seamlessly integrates into the light-toned fabric door paneling.

Martin Limpert, Managing Director at Range Rover, said: “The Range Rover GT will redefine the grand-touring segment with the ability to deliver beautiful and engaging GT poise, proportions and long-distance refinement while offering capabilities no conventional GT can match.”

Prototypes are currently undergoing final global testing in a bespoke camouflage wrap featuring gold topographic contours inspired by the landscape surrounding Gaydon, the home of Range Rover’s creative and engineering teams. Further specifications and details will be released later this year.

Rear seat interior featuring light grey upholstered seating, a fold-down center armrest with a built-in touchscreen control panel, and panoramic glass roof above. — Rear seat luxury includes executive seating with a dedicated fold-down centre console touch interface.

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